For D’var Torah of the month
The New York Times (April 4, 2013) carried a front page article, “Dementia Study Predicts A Surge In Costs and Cases”. Referencing a RAND study reported in the New England Journal of Medicine, the article [Read more…]
In a few weeks we’ll be gathering again for the family ritual of the seder. Passover arrives and with it the spring and another opportunity for own own reflection. I am always struck by the [Read more…]
I have long maintained that we have, in this country and in this day and age, created a new life stage; that of care-giver. Yes, people have been caring for people as long as we [Read more…]
One of the most challenging moments for many of us Baby Boomers is when we know that we must have, “the conversation”. This is the talk with our parents or parent about their wishes for [Read more…]
Now that the first wave of baby boomers is solidly past 60, the reality of this aging process is quickly becoming evident. It is always fascinating to me to watch the TV commercials (if [Read more…]
As March concludes, millions of us will sit down to a Passover seder. Seder and Passover is the number one most observed festival in the Jewish calendar. At least that is what so many sociologists [Read more…]
With December comes the Chanukah festival and the reminders of ancient myths and stories…and, of course, food! The driedel game is also an interesting symbol of something that is becoming increasingly clear to we baby [Read more…]
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